18-79. fg by Student ODodu Officers Prées.:Evan Stevens Vict. Pres. :Alan Saunders 2 bi Berrett Hist Lino Fredrickson On Wahlquist Wo love thee. 1 SCDoo) In the land. ig. . poate a) uo é Paige fe hn, wy . ’ et 5 eS a7 yes _ a ee — 7 ee " - i . wt 2a ™ ., fm rs b . be » i eS BM 4s 2 “7 PS aT a") Q ‘oe Pe. .F on ey iZ es t oo ‘ be 2 _— a 5 ae Oe Fe ee tga Tae RCo are hac haateS tar Me eek DOLE ‘t= fon 8 Le Cr - . Sa Py i be a alse hae) = Lad Sc ee ee A . hE ys a aS es MD et 4, A f SNe ’ ee ie Pe SOR i Ob (hee eae toe Ax ws , PO een “se ae Kee tek, cate AN Pile eTee ee oe ee ae. 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And it’s happening at Wahlquist Junior & _ been at an ail-tiie high, Mr. Gary Turner is the. head of the Spanish Dept. at _ Wahlquist and recently | returned from an impressive | Principal, Norman Shaw is — - workshop in California. ‘proud to announce that the Walquist also features an - school is in the middle of — ~ actual store in the school “Pride Week’’. He explains — which gives __ students _ the purpose is to build school practical experience in spirit and pride for this economics. The store is week, and the ones that — called, ‘“Wink”’. | - continue. The Science Dept. is Tuesday. was featured as gearing up for the annals “Pride Day”’at- Wahlquist. ° eee — a High School. Wednesday was ‘Poster Day’’, Thursday a bake sale was held and Friday a pep rally will be conducted. Also featured during the week was a ‘‘Dress Up Day’”’. Assisting Mr. Shaw in administrative duties, is Mr. C. Paul Ogden. : Wahlquist has not only been the hub of activities and sporting events this year, but academic achievements and oe recognitions have | aoe am Merrill. Then to close. cheerleaders led and new cheers « school off the singing the school assembly, Scott state. He reports scores ‘have been way up. _ Dan Tech, who also serves as the student government ideas to has brought new the school -about teaching and correcting oral problems english. in speech and | ‘Spirit eR RAK. “MANY ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES . = Weber District Names Principal — l i in some The assembly ended the school song. Studies Departments in the - advisor, 8th, the Wahlquist Pep. Club held the first pep assemble of the year. All Eagles gathered in the gym for this. Debbie Peterson, president of the Pep Club, did most of the M.C --ing.. She started. ae assembly out with a short skit about the softball - games. Following this Coach Nels announced the 21 girls playing softball for this year. After a short skit on football, the football team, consisting of 347 Bove were antroduced by. Coach Hirschi. He also. introduced his assistant. coaches, Meyers and the ’ Assistant rein Mr. Ogden, stated the school has one of the finest Social THEIR PEP. hth period on September A major administrative realign- named the new principal at Wahl- Bell being vacated by Mr. Boyington will be Ron DeVries, who has ment in Weber School District sec- quist Junior High. Mr. Shaw, who has served as an been serving as alternatives coorondary schools was approved Weddinator at Roy High School. : : nesday night assistant principal at Weber High Board members approved the School since 1976, previously serv| : by the Weber appointment of Mr. DeVries as an Board of ed five years as assistant principal assistant principal and named Val at Wahlquist and was assistant = Education. Parrish, a Roy High instructor, to Included in principal at North Ogden Junior replace Mr. DeVries as alterna- | High for six years. He replaces William Caldwell, tives coordinator. ~ To complete the realignment, the who resigned last month to accept board transferred Bonneville High a position as principal of Uinta School assistant principal Paul OgHigh School in Vernal. den to Wahlquist Junior High A former vocational education ‘teacher, Mr. Shaw earned his where he will serve as assistant © principal under Mr. Shaw and asbachelor degree from Utah State University in 1950 and received his signed Wahlquist Junior High asmaster’ Ss degree from Utah State in sistant principal Wayne Cottle to Bonneville High where he will fill 1964. the post vacated by Mr. Ogden. Réplacing Mr. Shaw as a Supt. G. Leland Burningham reprincipal at Weber High School will commended the new assignments — be Carl Boyington, who has been and transfers to the board, noting . serving as assistant principal at T. one of his main goals is to have = NORMAN J. SHAW Shaw of 9944 H. Bell Junior High. district administrators get experiFao into the position at T. H. ence oa cross-training. N. 150 Ww. in Northm ORGen, was f : y a one ¥ Gibson the old with | Melinda Cook } Trudi Oeschilmann ‘eee eee Ml Ronda Olson R Keishie Hansen ROOEN Nelson 8005 OUR SPIRIT Hadley BOOSToRS Has everyohe noticed the great looking girls in the short green skirts? _ Well, if Wahlquist OF and We, V/I . Ol Qlory proud | | STA haven't, cheerleaders they're for the 1978-79, new Star- ting with headcheerleader Regen Nelson, they are Trudi Aeschlimann, Melinda Cook, Brenda Hadley, Kristie Hansen, and Ronda Olsen. These six are going to boost our spirits to encourage rousing victories. After an interview with these cheer- ; It) CVE you , 4 U na leaders, we came up with some interesting facts. They attended a clinic at Weber ) va e | State College to learn new chants and Cheers this summer. To keep our spirits high and keep us the best junior high in the area, they were willins to spend their time and do this. Since making cheerleader, all have noticed quite a few changes in their popularity. "Everyone knows who you are. They look up to you to represent 'ahlquist in the right way. Being a cheerleader isn't all fun. There are the morning practices at 6 asm. all summer long, the disagreements, and the hard sweaty workouts. " But they all love it! . These girls all tried out for cheerleader for different reasons ranging from ' making friends and meeting people" a 5 as aa % Ke ah a Sek OR ke OFFICER Kirby Pres: Ron VICE pres. : Kim Favero §S6C.:Cindy Rogers SEN.: DEANNA Anderson SEN : Candy Eagleson N.sNancy Saunders ALMOST ANYTHING GOES The 8th grade had an activity called "ALMOST ANYTHING GOES", The gym was on January llth. The the site of this event during 4th period | The Sth grade officer and Mr. Hein were in charge. students were divided into several team. These teams competed in games, won received prizes relays and contests. for their effotts. 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C5) Coty cae ae aeaS Ms Ra ees ; 4 ys holy a *-s . = 5 gst a Ta BYESSS ; eS iS a pg te Nae 7. a rs >. a ; / Na TL ret eek hs OS ' i ee Ot ty, a ee ee oF Eo an Oy coke Ja noe aes a ee dati BAP oe Mee ARS ee on an oa Pty ee og he ag joe tee gC — el ese Sra oe ohn ee | + "Wael Sager ' | ' SET Re 3 Oy as © * ' + ae — i a ae a "so oe os St ae : , 0 - ahn - - edits tat * «& \# eee HPL 7 -_, ee — ee "= _——— ——— SE rr eres. ee ee ser eee Boys ASSC. | 2 “ pres.: Bobby Connon VICE PES. 2: Wade Tames SEC :Aaron Hancock _ WAHL OUIST There EAGLES VS FACULTY was a‘student vs, faculty game held on Wednesday, January Sist. In the Sagle gym during 7th period, this activity was sponsored by the Boys Association, The refs for this event were Jeff Child and Keith Atkinson. To begin with students played but in the second half seven members of the Wahlquist basketball team played, : : Pthe"hnvabe atSf tre toca” the stuaehts a Mr. Reed Mr. Tesch Coach Coach Coach Mr. Mr. Mr, Myer Hein Hirschi Lundstrom Boys Brent Cliff Taylor ee = Shane Bloxham Ken Runnels — Robby Checketts Bunnell ABBYTA te . Ty Hipwell scott Shuman ivan Davis Mike Salazar ! ror Cour ae and Trien And loyalty bold. ; 5 :Adri“Mari6nnd Gustidd GUSTIOAl!0 VICE PES: Valorie Bow Mr. Turner Mr. Shephard “Mr. Allen PETS IP, SEK : Rabi ' ) Heslop TANcoc — oe ee ee —_— peer os eee ee - — IO TAT Oh ores. :;Debbie Peterson vice pres.:Cindi Crook Pédille sec. leresa | On January 12th during 6th period, 'the Hagles had a pep assembly. During the assembly the basketball team for 79 was introduced by Coach Hein and Coach Meyers. Also during the assembly, Wahl_ quist's "New Addition" was presented to the studentbody. For those. who were not there, the "New Addition" is Brandy Hadley, Brenda's little sister. | After that the cheerleaders did some. cheers to " pep up the Eagles". They wanted all Eagles to be full of spirit for the: game with Valley. The Pep Club hopes that all Eagles enjoyed filling with pep and that we can have more such assemblies. 3 pres.: Mike Dalowar Vice pres.:Robbig Smout Bunnell Dremt sec: VANDALISM GETS CLEANED UP Interest has been shown in forming a Booster Club at WahAll the §th grade boys were called to a meelquist this year. On October 10, the principals ting to talk about this club. had all - IO Ss A 3 \OU WY +h¢, * r, [ OU der CA Glen - CS 9th grade Cc to another meeting. in ¢ from Hancock Abeyts These boys getting Scott Gibson Tim Porter will Brent Bunnell Trent Evertsen | he problem work on destroyed and dirty. Grange Bruce Boren Bingham Mitch Shane David Bunderson Robby Checketts Scott Shuman Aaron Cliff Shawn Hogge 7 Butler Cardon Bill Davis Brian Simpson Allan Saunders Evan Stevens | come Jim Me Narie Doug Olsen and © ‘Brett Scott Shawn Phipps Curtis Bitton U boys Wade Holmes Evan Davis é r interested in our school., this meeting, they talked about the vandalism It was decided to form a Booster Club to help with this prob-_ An announcement was made for all those 9th grade boys who lem. The following were interested in the Booster Club to sign up, boys did so. , of Jeff Olsen Robby Smout 3 Brent Dalton keeping the school | : : = - a Ee re ee ee eee ae ee OO Lee ee =, ee eee eee - a aw EE = | EO = OT :coe eres eres “ot S. Se Ra en La = a en LS ae a ote ee >Set i Ss Por ' ge a. ek ma i : pee ers ">." Wap Be, Cet et en eae Sa, MONS entBEES heey! ng Es Ce am Nee oe an Soe a eZ eta ae Lt Se bs . NS ee as. 5 ae at Se = “ aS aE fi aE Th Ne cons = ; as" agate Ree ~ be ite =e Sis atte ee - re : —— a ‘ ee _ ain vs Mee) ree iy —. 7" “ot hatre! . at oo z eS a T © A ye > Seyi ~ is Se et OF vw ee ei ee ee we ene ine al neeane Ce : 3 ~ “ : ; [ae 5 eo s- m, K - eee mS x im * et £7 ay - i es - 7 (DK | Were Number more Ways THAN 3 ae te = S / , > (i ve e Aa * oa) ONE ? - ys pa [es { : [ Ie a as He Pw L Footbal | Team County Opens. Football Action Roy, South Ogden and Sand Ridge picked up victories Friday in the opening round of the Weber County junior high school football : campaign. Rov blanked Wahlquist, 14-0; South Ogden upset North Ogden, 14-6, and Sand Ridge shut out T.H. : Bell, 18-0. Todd Taylor provided much of scored one he as the Roy offense Roy touchdown from 35 yards out, | ie assed to Curtis Christensen other. Taylor also blocked a punt that resulted in a safety. South Ogden got touchdowns peed from Jamie Hawkins and plus a conversion cham ell sone to knock off North ae Ogden. The lone North Ogden score was tallied by Brad Miller. Keith Crockett ran 60 and two | ards to pace Sand Ridge to its over Bell. Ray Sanchez rate added a couple of safeties, while Mike Reske passed to Jeff Busby for the two-point conversion. Two Remain Undefeated| Sand Ridge and South Ogden the other was a fullback pass from kept their perfect Weber County Steve Draney to Andy Ludwig. - junior high school football records Jamie Hawkins passed to Ludwig | intact Wednesday as both picked for the third conversion. — up threir fourth straight victories. Sand Ridge scored one touchSouth Ogden shelled Roy, 30-0, down on a 78-yard run by Eddie while Sand Ridge blanked North Freret and made it stand up. Mike Ogden, 8-0. In Tuesday’s other Reske passed to Gary Ashley for. “county contest, Wahlquist got into the two-point conversion. | So the win column for the first time, downing T. H. Bell, 14-0. | Bill Turner got off a 56-yard Taz Smith again led the way for touchdown run to get Wahlquist on - South Ogden as he carried over two _ the scoreboard and later Jeff Child touchdowns and a pair of converpassed 10 yards to Mike Fraunfelsions. One South TD came when ter for the other. Steve Beutler Kevin Hadley blocked a punt and picked up the conversion. _ Ra pc TN ae ae ated ree eee - PDIP Cee ae Me a ecoon on ee eee, Ree EO Tae Fe Be a Tis s a aft? a 7 — rw bad “4 s 34 = ' erdisy . depron 21st, ‘the Hagle The game ended with a final score of We'd like to. 6-5 in favor of Wahlquist. ank all of those who: nee after and - supported the teams ee Wahlquist Takes 1-0 Win Over Roy Wahlquist scored a 1-0 victory over Roy in a Weber County Junior | High baseball game played Thursday. Chris Smith pitched a two-hit © shutout and also collected two hits. Fred Hadley had the game-winning hit. Wahlquist evened its record at 3-3, while Roy fell to 2-4. Linescore: Wahlquist | oy. Vo Sith and Salazar; Porter and Simmons. bp the winners. Oe a North Ogden girls ran their re- : cord to 40 in the Weber County junior high softball league this week as it downed Wahlquist, 8-2. three hits, Page Williams had ‘including a pair of doubles, while Kandice Jensen had two triples for | 3 eel team had a game here against Roye = | went slow in the first ie |— 2 == Gse picked up in the Secon ies in ae “Tammy ‘Billings caught | tao out. help ‘third and fourth to bod th Ogden Girls | “Nor ‘Keep Perfect Mark BS i ae SS f FT edt Pe Lo ti . a At repre ye Fpitt OB. ay gad wis FC Je teng Bt id sa has nh bh _, —-_ yo Rte s. ee Ba “us Taw om 7) an Ly +, , = « tthe JD ea i Pe F ya AS A fo arf i. ie ss | , Se eeONE her ao NN ee Oo ae at . SN A Gh a at OO Re —_ “3 e eee, ' ais i a. ae ge Ae se Se — Ok Dias ie ypFenn . i he ~ ~~ a bey3 F ay » Me se. wa ee. er fel .? Wahlquist Junior High season, Wahlquist dropped a decision to Sand Ridge Junior High. | School evened their league record to 1-1 with a victory over Valley Junior High last . Friday afternoon at the school. Coach Jeff Myer heads the Wahlquist team this season, his first year at Wahlquist. Before coming to Harrisville, Coach Myer spent four years playing with the Aggies of Utah State. He played his high This week, Wahlquist and have included Wade Holmes, Bobby Cannon, Steve Buetler, Mike Franfelter, and Jeff Childs. Other performers on the team include Matt Chugg, Hal Van ~eteren, Evan Stevens, Fred Hadley, Keith. Atkinson, Jim Bradford, Matt Woed, Shane Robinson, and Jed Wayment. school basketball at Ventura High in California. 3 “I throughly enjoy it here,’ said Coach Myer, ‘‘the administration is super and the facilities are terrific.” In the opening league game of the Roy Takes Showdown | 7 : hoy led by ‘outs six points Roy took advantage of the home halftime, but exploded for45 points court Friday to score a surprisingin the second half, while holding ly easy 76-42 victory over North North Ogden to 21. Ogden in the Weber County junior South Ogden moved to 2-1 and a high school basketball race. The win kept Roy perfect at 3-0, | tie for third place edging T.H. Bell, 38-32, in a slowdown game at Bell. while North Ogden dropped to 3-1. Kk pith On othe Fridav’s n Rob Thomas led the way for Roy DO} nt Jp with 24 points, while Steve Scholtec | Atkinson poured added COACH JEFF MYER ... leads Eagles North Ogden will square off in an afternoon battle. The following week, Wahlquist will travel to Valley to try and down them again. ‘ The starting five for Coach Myer 18. edie ¥ — bustin ene oe ib 4. Ei eae ct ¢ Ata ewiaaniinn. a VOLLEYBALL TEAM. g8-79 The following girls will represent Wahlquist on the volleyball team, Jane Ann Bailey - #10 Mishie Kearl - #13 Tammy Billings ~ # 28 Denice Knight-# 34 Mildred Calderwood -#29 Pam Knight - #12 Connie Carling ~- # 14 Stacy Neil - # 20 Malinda Cook ~ # 5. Lauri Nelson~ #33 Candy Eggleston -#32 . Teresa Padilla -416 Lisa Fredrickson-#1 ., Connie Parke-# 27 tlean Gibson -#22 Valorie Hancock-#31-. ‘Paulette Hammer-#8 Kristie Hansen-# 3 Carolyn Hardy-#15_ Angie Hill-~# 4 Robin Hughes - #24 Debbie Peterson-#2 Teresa Post-#18 - Jodie Rose -#17 .. Janet Skeen-#6 Norma Swink-#11 j Lucia Muirbrook-#19 ner : Managers: Alissa Storrer, Sherrie Zampidri, Melina Isakson, Kim Favero following hangs in Nels's office. The Success: a direct result owing that you you did your are be best to become capable of ( You get Let's is a peace of mind which is of self-satisfaction in knbecoming! it by hard the best work!!. team you the best can, Eagles. ie te ens . y A . , GelPreeee | “ P 7 S 4 os e f rte< rie gy ae ¢ Sg tata ye Lu y ‘ ire Sat, SoePe 7 agi tore S . : ae » a: Ca SS *« ae : Cote x at ts a Sagite os Wisi spiel eh wk et 5 ahs ata : . ~~ Me ‘ eye ae NY : Mee Ts “ORT gs & ee eta . Ree nk aan oe ~ re, a rs vf Pee + Pd Rytov ‘ «ee See a coe 4 ™ _— pear oomenae ' 1 ets ¥ os ‘e pe , asain RE ah Oe ee: SSESS S SS S a x = EAGLE BASE BALL _ Ve teas Bartana coschs Lee Toylor Jeck Bow EAGLES | CLAW 2 South Ogden Wins BULLDOGS. On Thursday , April County Game 5-2 > 26th tie s Hage baseball team played the Valley- Bulldogs. This game was held at Valley, but the bagles come away victorius by a score of (16-96 , Wahlquist scored three runs in the | first inning when Chris Smith hit a double driving in two of the Eagle scores. Valley also was hot in this inning scoring four runs on a homer._ ~The turning point in the came came’ in the fourth innings . With two men on, Guy Maero hit a triple and- then stole home. This made the score The Eagles drive in the 7th ey scored eight Bulldogs.. Outstanding Chris Smith and 8-6, South Ogden ran its record to 2-0 in the Weber County junior high school baseball race Thursday with a 5-2 victory over Wahlquist. _ Jamie Hawkins and Taz each tripled for the winner. Wahlquist dropped to 0-2. "South Ogden | Wehiquist Cherry | Salazar. ihe bagies were Were proud of the LJ3y WEE MOrChiNG, | We Follow the Tight. a 2 Smith 9.3. 9 3) and | had another big scoring inning. At this time thruns putting away the players for Guy Maero. and Draney; Smith I. H. Bell Captures Junior High Win T.H. Bell scored a 7-6. Weber ‘coat: Junior High baseball vic-— tory over Wahlquist Thursday. Kevin Alexander had a double and single to lead the winners. Bobby Cannon hit a home run for Wahl- ‘quist. Both teams are now 1-2 in league play. Linescore: TH. Bell a 74 Wahlquist : Seerdove Alexander and Welch; Smith ‘a 7S Oo Sclazar. eR LOLI Lion LI COP ES nine § oth AO Sally, thie € A sae 2 eee Ip ah Activit ted “un” i re REHEARSING THE CHOREOGRAPHY that will -accompany one of their numbers during the annual -~Wahilquist Junior High School Christmas concert are -Mellodette | singing group members (left to right) af tp esa - Deanna Anderson, Pam Boyle, Kristie Hansen, Julie Taylor, Angie Hill, Jenifer Jackson, aepaee J ack- | | son and Benin Heslop. THURSDAY EVENING ~ Holiday Music to Resound at Wahlauist — FARR WEST — The Wahlquist Junior High School music department will present a pair of Christmas concerts Thursday in the school cafeteria. : Beginning at 6:30 p.m., the first concert will feature the beginning chorus, mixed chorus, beginning band and the orchestra. The second concert will begin at 8 p.m. with perform- ances by the Mellodettes, the Concert Choir, the Eagle _Band and the Concert Band. — a selections for the evening will include auch numbers as ‘‘Caroling, Caroling’’; ‘‘Star Carol’’; ‘‘Christmas Lullaby of J oy”? and ‘‘Where Is The Star?”’ Instrumental offerings such as ‘‘Frosty the Snowman,’ “Old St. Nick is Swingin’” and ‘‘Christmas Round the World” will also be performed. There is no admission charge for the concert and the public is invited to attend. The concerts will be under the batons of Marie Jeppson, choral director; Richard Shepherd, band director; and Debbie J ackson, orchestra director. | / Ld a S 1 - | 5 oi : . * : - 4 5 ! f a att re eyif oe B ie, ; Wit° a Pr] " - : <2 - ry a :4 - et he 7 ] o> - : ; . i ! A * F - 7 oi i -, na eh ns) , eee 7% ee ; / 7 Oy ead : Nel ‘ ® ry “ ms . } y 7 AN ~ oY = . * A rs | ’ SRR be vs eae / 4 Pi -j Se ny - , > is i * Mee ome oe my 4 th Wo ate 4 ae y “> ‘i AY 7 e “ “Land “a - - ANALY aa - 1. we ks : 4 a we iN 2 ae Pa Ag ” re ee. > 9 yy at 7 vel Lue As hey “a <7 4 -, 4 ‘ ‘ Wee ‘ ‘ P < | 7 ” 4 . HH, , 5 fe a \ a Sens ' . : . ay" rey pe PP : pig Sapa7. aaa oe ROSIE > a 4 if >” in * * a 4 , y “ * f -‘ : - ca me i r ' 7M i ' SCHOOL DISNISSED ON ACCOUNT OF s - SBOOKS 2 fo 1a: years This on October Halloween 31st during Eagles could choose jiods. booths, Monster Mash, Cake was Carnival he- 7th per- 6th and refreshment and some from Walk During the dance, a Ccosgym. was held. The results were: the es gamin -tume contest Robby Smout - lst ~ Keith Atkinsen - end s Assignments were made to the variou . They student organization of the school a = weres Cake Walk - Pepe Club and Cheerleaders Tennis. Throw - Booster Club iation Assocts hmen - Girls Refres Basketball Throw- Raffle- 9th Grade Bingo- 8th Grade Mash Monster time Wile “Il Always — Your standards a0 high. alae had the opportunity to compete in event was during 4th period on Jan- _Wahlquist Eagles a Typing Olympics. This uary 17th in the typing room. the best sivce't typists Eagle The following i fas lst Elizabeth 3rd Kristy Type 1 2 andere Wy min .~ Type I min : : oe | Cs as 3rd Pam and, Joni Montogomery Ct (ed Boyle 2 min. Lisa Gibson Jot Me . E. Type . lst Joni end. Pam 4rd Lisa | | TT . smtp. M. B. Ge Type II 5 mins - Ist Lisa G. Ee 2 following students in the Olympics @nd 4rd Joni M. Carlene received | | C. trophies for Best Technique - Cindy Taylor— Best 8th grade and boy typist - Jeff Wayment Best 9th eS 3rd Pam Be : s following catagories: TypelI ist Terri Me fhe performance | ist ....4isb > mine end Tammy Me - 3rd Elizabeth the Type II 1 min Lisa Gibson : | Elizabeth Tammy M. Matt Ce in | Edgell... Tammy lizer i won ae Edgbll ard Type Eagles - eaa, Diane 5. lst 2nd ra It was held to determine who were. H. ist’ Elizabeth - 3 OLYMPICS TYPE their grade and girl typist - Lisa Gibson Thanks, Mrs. Martin for a fun, exciting event. Robert Seegmiller the ~ Boys Assotiation’ : Grade - All Eagles seemed this afternoon of should go to Pent OEE, _ on - 7th - © to have spooks. TL op studentbody a good Thanks officers for aed ’ oe le ere te rt Eke ~ “ie Ret or Om, RAS i bahay ah iy in.4 ee ae oo tan >» | . lah, i ‘e oy og a ee pith — ln ae rm \y & in btbichabtinmtes han tte ’ ; > te a fe 4ein» : ce Ce v eer : ey wre a Mt ene? poh . elCot en) ~ yl s Oo SIRE > . A SENATOR On November 8th, VISITS THE Wahlquist EAGLES had an assembly 7th period in front of the school on the lawn. of this assembly was to rece ive a new American Over the school, ‘The presentation was made by Garn,. : i Evan Stevens, studenthody pres ident, llent job of welcoming the Senator of this assembly, Our Eagle charge anthem for Choir Own Ss thank first Singing Susan ool while the Gilbert the studentbody time. "Rhythm officers program of Life’. and Natalie DeVries, over the nation's On behalf of Senator Garn for memorable capitel. raised concluded They | were our with Adriana aa = Se ee Astudillo a a a exce~ new flag the Concert were proud us was one by 2 of their schwhich has:fl- an Wahlquist students, we woul d like to coming and participating with us on occasion, eh) end Oram WINTER NIGHT LIGHTS "Winter Night Lights" is the theme this year for the Christma s dance, This event will be held on Dece mber 20th from 7 =O. This activity is being sponsored by Girls and Boys Associations . Instead of having a live band, "Mag oos" will furnish the music. The dress is best dress and refreshments will be serve d, The decorations will be flashing li= ghts and twinkle lights everywhere, We hope that all Wahlquis t students will plan to attend and enjoy this activety. eee. an accompanied , GIRLS tenant did to Wahlquist and taking Band played the national The students at Wahlquist that day. ‘The flag given to on this The during The purpose flag to fly Senator Jake Pam Knight ASSOCIATION A WEEK SPONSOR . We talked to the Girls Association officers and found out about an activity they are sponsoring. It will be Girls Week and here are.some.of the things planned during this time. They indicated that they might have a Daddy-—Daughter or Mother-Daughter Day. “Lso on the agenda they are planning a little boy-girl day, dree up day, slave day and possibly The week this 26th. - March end. told it a 50's day. is planned for is 7 Feb, Asked about participation in these activities, the officers said that they thought the girls of the school would support this activity. In reply as.to why such a week was planned, we were because activity and also has been the a boys Prizes will be given dressed boy and girl. for tbaditional had the one. best af 0 ts ez : p : Be Te Oper PE 2 ge Aes ~ ecto eee a Sa pane, rod 1 e he - Oh é, Sica ad : Seeds&aN - as 8, ie on! wee ra oat => 4 ew a eae lei — fs “wet Tor é es Ea ae a S a _ . os e-:a. - or - “ a ~ POM "eI u ~ | - ee ee a ye —~—— ~— -- «, — _— m _ oe ore Wie \e . . AY Soa es 7: a2 Se oR 4 is Bo ay Aes Yoel tae Ss r ni % 3 a ee Aas Ee pages Sa ead 55, are,was wae Sea Xe a a9 s RT ye ;, : [Fe ane * . > fe hp OA tnt a * RAT oF P -) NE, te Me > = s x eae; Rarty . # a a ae - ae : Ai ; : 7 : igre We ~ tia ae ae ; 3 PERS ae te Dk a) S ” sh +o yon PC ” tee ates 7 <= . ¥ a? . Ses 17°5 IMPOSSIBLE On December 6th, Wahlquist had an assembly during 7th period. Held in the gymnasium, a program was presented by a professional mind reader, George Ray George. : He began the program by tossing a deck of cards out into the audience. The person in the audience who caught these cards then selected on and remembered it. Eight students were participants in this. George then thought hard and named the cards which had been picked by these students. : Early in the program, George wrote something on a paper. He then asked one of our students, Scott Gibson, to hold this paper till later on in the program. Toward the end of his performance, he then selected three students to come up and write three numbers on a paper. A fourth student was then asked to total these nun- bers and write the sum on a paper. George then got the paper from Scott and compared the two numbers. They turned out to be the same. George also made some predictions fhen he ended by attempting to read the minds of some of the students. Robert DEEP Seegmiller SLEEP On November 29, 1978, Wahlquist Jr. High School had a hypnotist, Jack Lythgoe, visit our school during fourth period. Most everyone I talked to said it was very good. few Mr. his but At the beginning there were quite a disbelievers in the audience, but after Lythgoe had given an example of how work was done, the audience slowly, surely, began to change their minds. He chose a few volunteer students from the audience to use in his experiment. Among the volunteers were Kelly Stain, Rob Ropelato, David McNarie, Curtis Anderson, Mitch Boren, Misty Floyd, and Adrianna Astudillo. These people were all very good subjects. At the end ed to hypnotize did this and by all the students student body of in what had been of the assembly he attemptthe whole audience. He the time he had excused to go, almost the whole Wahlquist were believers shown to them. That evening he went up to Weber High School and he gave an open performance and again he was a success. The Wahlpaper staff would like to thank Jack Lythgoe for an excellent performance at Wahlquist and Weber. We would also like to thank the student body for — such good participation in this activity. Josie Chavez Your spirit and reat traditions, Nev ee tt LO Wt LIS Cue. es eee : SS = ———— ——-_- -- — a ——— ous — — nee -) - a e om ~ aaa . a Pe — es 7 < . “ % aol eR ake ” * OS, LJ j Se 5 ‘ ~ . 7 P Ss c : : ——E * a ————————— . ee 7 ek ts "= » : nee ge ‘ ee , » Res es es «< ; 7 ’ 72 = Pal & ee : a pe as a * as i ~ f i i - « MF ONORO ~10B Ogden Standard-Examiner, Sunday Morning, Nov. 26, 1978 —aaii Good Grades Pay Off at Wahlquist Junior FARR WEST — Wahlquist Junior High School officials have announced the names of students earning places on the high honor roll and the honor . term. Ninth roll for first Grade — high honor roll students, were Jane Ann Bailey, Diane Barnes, Pamela Boyle, Michelle Dennis, Louann Dobson, Elizabeth Edgell, Lisa Fredrickson, Susan Gilbert, Julie Griffin, Kristie Hansen, Angie Hill, Conie Holmes, Melina Isakson, Brenda i : Jabbs. JENIFER JACKSON, LeeAnn Lar- Rebecca kins, April Larsen, Meibos, Keith Miller, Tammy Mizer, Lucia Muirbrook, Timothy Por- ter, Lori Rea, Launi Swenson, Diane Wright. Denise Cindy ; Stratford, Taylor, Earning honors were Deanna An- derson, Bobbie Berrett, Lisa Bibee, Stephanie Boyle, Tanya Brown, Brent Bunnell, Bobby Cannon, Tarina Chase. Griffin, Sheila Hancock. Matt Chugg, Carlene Cook, Sher- son, Paulette Hammer, Hancock, Leslie Harper, Heslop. Aaron Cheri Robin Heslop, Kristine Heyrend, Ty Hipwell, Wade Holmes, Joni Montgomery, Novalea Norton, gen Nelson, Stacy Neil. students are Kyle Bambrough, Lori Charlton, Sharee Clarke, Bobbie Estep, Trudy Flinders, Carmell Jackson, Stephanie Jackson. Shane ‘son, Robinson, Rakelle Rowley, Todd Schenck, Rita Scott, Angela Valdez. Honor roll in eighth grade includes, Paige Adams, DeDawn Andrascik, JaNae Barlow, Shelly Barrow, Tammy Billings, Jon Bradford, Jeffrey Child, Lorna Christensen, Donald Cottam, J.B. Lori Taylor, Polly Walker, Darrell White, Brent Williams, Matt Wold. . Seventh Grade — high honor roll students are: Nancy Anderson, Todd Anderson, Mildred Calderwood, Tanya Carlin, Dawn Chase, Re- Eighth Grade — high honor roll Larsen, Hirai, Michael Holmes, Sheryl Kay, David McNarie, Joy Peter- | RONDA OLSON, Song Chol Pak, Alan Saunders, Jill Smith, Craig Sparks, Jan Stewart, Randy Stain, Tami Stacey, Michael Swift, Hal Van Meeteren. : Lisa r ‘MARK HANSEN, Lesa Higley, Stan ry Davis, Lisa Gibson, Scott Gib- — Terrie Cottam. DEGARLAIS, THOMAS Becky Edgell, Colleen Ireton, Michelle Jackson, Kirk Linderman, Trisha Messerly, Marette Nielsen, Allyne Peterson, Jo Marie Taylor, Tod Sashes ssc a Dc ee lee ity ) a Taylor. : Honor roll in the seventh grade are: Deanne Barrow, Rochelle Barton, Tracie Bates, Jaynie Brandon, Ricky Bullock, Todd Chambers, Dina Chugg. | Russell Davis, John DeGiorgio, Trisha Dobson, Cari Etherington, Kristin Fowers, Erik Hasenoehrl, Hollee Heslop. i SHELLI KEARL, Kim LaRue, Rex Knight, Glenda Leonardi, Lynch, Cindi Marsh. Lynda Teresa Post, Lynette Ropelato, Peggy Runnels, Joan Slater, Heidi Spangler, Chad Surrage, Stevens, Michelle Thornock. Shauna 153 Win Honor Roll Spots At Wahquist Junior High ‘ FARR WEST — The names of 153 students who have earned places. DeDawn Andrascik, Troy Barrow, Tamara Billings, Ann Charlton, Lorna Christensen, Donald Cottam, J. B. Griffin and Fred Hadley. Michelle Hansen, Lesa Higley, Stan Hirai, Michael Holmes, Carmell Jackson, Lisa Judkins and Christian Larsen. on the high honor roll and the honor roll of Wahiquist Junior High School for second term have been pigs ba by. Principal Norman J. Shaw High honor roll ninth grade: Dia-. na Barnes, Jane Ann Bailey, Brent Bunnell, Pamela Boyle, Tarina Chase and Kirk Christian. Michelle Dennis, Luann Dobson, Elizabeth Edgell, Lisa Fredrickson, and Julie Griffin. KRISTIE HANSEN, Cheri DIANE MARTINEZ, David MeNarie, Laurie Nelson, Cheryl Schaffer, Doug Stokes, Lynette Talbot, Lori Taylor, Angela Valdez, Loree Wardle, Brad Wayment and Jeffrey : Wayment. Heslop, Seventh grade: Mildred Calderwood, Dina Chugg, Terrie Cottam, Russell Davis and John DeGiorgio. THOMAS DEGARLAIS, Jeffrey Farr, Robert Greenwell and Steven Griffin. Stacey Harbertsen, Glen Heslop, Darin Hunsaker, Hollee Heslop,’ John Jusko, Shelli kearl, Lisa Lewis, Lynda Lynch and Trudy Nielsen. Patricia Palmer, ‘Shelly Pen- | man, Teresa Post, Lynnette Ropelato, Peggy Runnels, Karen Seegmiller, Michelle Stewart ane Chad Surrage. Conie Holmes, Brenda Jabbs, Lee Ann Larkins, April Larsen, Rebecca Meibos, Timothy Porter, Jan Stewart, Denise Stratford, Cindy Taylor and Diana Wright. Eighth grade: Kyle Bambrough, Janae Barlow, Shelly Barrow, John Bradford, Sharee Clarke, 2 Lori Charlton and Bobbie Estep. Trudy Flinders, Sheila Hancock, Mark Hansen and Lisa Larsen. Kirk Jardine, Joy Peterson, James Riddle, Shane Robinson and Rakelle Rowley. Dawn Schaffer, Todd Schenck, Rita Scott, Darrell White, Matthew Wold. Seventh grade: Nancy Anderson, Todd Anderson, Tonya Carlin, Dawn Chase, Trisha Dobson, Becky Edgell, Cari See and Erik Hasenoehrl. COLLEEN IRETON, Kim top Night eee Parents Will Urge will review a set of “sough'’ schematic drawings by Architect Sterling Lyon outlining proposed remodeling at Weber and Roy high _ schools. To be funded by general obligaCollected by a group of concerned parents, the petition reportedly tion bonds approved by voters in the Aug. 15 bond election, the re‘bears the names of more than 1,400 modeling projects will include patrons throughout the Weber some $3 million worth of work at - School District. _ Other patrons are also invited to Weber High and some $250, 000° worth at Roy High. air their views at the board meetBoard members will also open. ing, which will begin at 5:30 p.m. in bids on the sale of district property the district board room. adjacent to the Club Heights School The school district now allows two night dances each year for and are expected to sell the land to the highest bidder. _ junior high students. However, the group of parents The board will also examine Cont will ask that the night dances be estimates for improving an access shifted to the afternoon. walkway to Sand et Junior In other action, the school board High School. : 2 A petition urging the elimination of night dances at junior high schools will be submitted Wednesday night to the Weber Board of Education. Knight, Dirk Lindeman, Trisha Messerly, - Marette Nielsen, Allyne Peterson, Joan Slater, Jo Marie Taylor and Tod Taylor. Honor roll ninth grade: Clifford -Abeyta, Deanna Anderson, Bobbi Berrett, Stephanie Boyle, Tanya Brown, Matt Chugg, Carlene Cook, - Sherry Davis and Natalie DeVries. Candy Eggleston, Melissa Foremaster, Susan Gilbert, Scott Gibson, Aaron Hancock, Kristine Heyrend, Robin Heslop, Leslie Harper, Angie Hill, Wade Holmes and Robin Hughes. Melina Isakson, Jenifer J ae Ron Kirby, Keith Miller, Joni Montgomery, Tammy Mizer, Lucia Muirbrook, Lori mn Nye and Ronda Olson. Lori REA, Cynthia Rogers, Kem Silker, ‘Jill Smith, Craig Sparks, Alan Saunders, Randy Stain, Launa Swensen, Darla Trimble, Hal Van Meeteren. ighth grade: Blake Anderson, | SPELLING BEE winners at iaenbi Junior High were Cindi March of the: seven-| ve grade and Lori Charlton of the Rant grade. : Spelling Bee : Honors Accorded at Wahlquist Junior Hig ‘Making the high honor and honor rolls third term at Wahlquist Junior High School were a total of 167 students. Their names have been announced by Principal Norman J. Shaw. High Honor Roll: Ninth Grade — Jana Ann Bailey, Diana Barnes, Pamela Boyle, Brent Bunnell, Tarina Chase, Michelle Dennis, -LuAnn Dobson, Elizabeth Edgell and Melissa Foremaster. LISA FREDRICKSON, Susan Gilbert, Julie Griffin, Aaron Hancock, Kristie Hansen, Angie Hill, Conie Holmes, Melina Isakson and Brenda J abbs. Jenifer Jackson, Lee Ann LarRebecca. kins, April Larsen, Meibos, Tammy Mizer, Alan Saun- | ders, Craig Sparks, Jan Stewart, Denise Stratford and Cindy Taylor. Eighth Grade — Kyle Bambrough, Janae Barlow, Keri Bartlett, Lori Charlton, Sharee Clarke, Donald Cottam and Bobbie Estep. Trudy Flinders, Connie. Parke, Orin Raichare M ontgomery, Lucia Muirbrooke James Riddle, Cheryl Shaffer,. Lori Nye, Ronda Olsen, Teresa Todd Schenck, Rita Scott, Angela Padilla and Song Chol Pak. - Timothy Porter, Jodi Rose, Nan- Valdez, J effrey Wayment, TammyWest, Darrell vie and Matthew, cy Saunders, Jill: Smith, Randy Wold. Stain, Launi Swensen, Michael Honor Roll: Ninth iorade = Seventh Grade — Dianne Baus Deanna Anderson, Dan Baird, Bob- Swift, Julie Taylor, ‘Darla Trimble, row, Rochelle Barton, David Buck,. bi Berrett, Stephanie Boyle, Tanya ‘Diane Wright, Hal Van Meeteren Kimberly Butler, Mildred Calder-, Brown, Brett Butler, Bobby Can- and Seong Hi Yom. wood, Dawn Chase, Terri Cottam, = Eight Grade — DeDawn £ Andrasnon, Matt Chugg, Lisa Clark, CarJohn DeGiorgio and Jeffrey Farr. cik, Blake Andersen, Tammy Billene Cook and Sherry Davis. Malinda Godfrey, Scott Hansen, lings, Shelly © Barrow, Jon Brad-. Stacy Harbertson, E rik NATALIE DEVRIES, Lisa Gibson, ford, Ann Carlton,. Jeff Child and Hasenoehrl, Glenda LaRue, CindiPaulette Hammer, Leslie Harper, Lorna Christensen. Marsh, ‘Dennis Martini, Trudy Shauna Harris, Cheri Heslop, Ro-. | MARLYS DELLA LUCIA, Joel Frees- N eilsen and Patricia Palmer. bin Heslop, Kristine Heyrend, Teresa Post, Peggy Runnels, Ka-Wade Holmes, Robin Hughes and | tone, Sheila. Hancock,. Michelle ren. Seegmiller, Dale Skeen, 7 anet, -Hansen, Kirk Jardine, Lisa JudShawn kendall. Skeen, Shauna Serene. and Tod. Ron Kirby, Angela Loosle, Car- kins, Christian Larsen, Richard Taylor. tote me ergt and Diane Martinez. lyn Mecham, Keith Miller, Joni nda aes, Trisha Messerly, ~Marette Nielsen, Shelly Penman, Allyne Petersen, Lynnette Ropelato, Joan Slater and JO Marie Taylor. J. B. Griffin, Mark Hansen, Carmell Jackson, Joy Peterson, Shane Robinson, RaKelle Rowley and Brad Wayment. - Seventh Grade — Nancy Ander- son, Todd Anderson, Tonya Carlin, Dina Chugg, and Stacie Combe. THOMAS DEGARLAIS, Trisha Dob- “son and Becky Edgell. Cari Etherington, Robert Greenwell, Stacy Hansen, Glen Heslop, Hollee Heslop, Colleen Ireton, John Jusko and Shelli Kearl. Kim Knight, Dirk Lindeman, Ly- SPANISH STUDENTS end their advisor feel they are headed in the right direction as of late. Students ofof Gary saiee have been able to learn new ideas on developing their Spanish skills in relation to vocational opportunities. From (I. to r.) are Adriana Astudillo, valees Hancock, advisor, Gary Turner, Roger Hughes and Aaaron Hancock. ee sein pa See sists Se ie : = A. 2 ae gee © —-_ oe & ge c o 8 omc - OO Go > zs =ow2 ui 5 ne = oe ¢ 8 Ego UV Lu sou ag: 2aLt aeee oS £ = 9 o> WA 2 ok oe “ee ~— Ce ou 8 a and Lo u Taylor stand by the scho ol S proj ect. MR. STEVENSON Oo® =wo5 25 < oe IO o8 Ww AHLQUIST JU called th e Wahl. SECOND PLACE winners in eig hth grade were Terr i Marsh and Michelle Hansen. a WAHLQ UIST S AL L ONGST ROTH re sc hool the students w ill makeh igh Vv . iews r egis schedules. ter ing procedur es w ith n inth grader Brad McCollo Cc h looks on 's at th e hoo This we ek wat sspoure nunGee ail a ——— 2 te = 7 , ig () RONDO Chad L. Vanderwc -KANESVILLE — Chad Lewis vids. wood, 13, of 3190 S. 3500 W., died Thursday, Sept. 7, 1978, at his home of causes to be determined by a state medical examiner. He was born Oct. 6, 1964, in Ogden, a son of E. Kent and Elaine McKeen Vanderwood. He had lived in Ogden and Kanesyille. _ He was a student at Wahlquist Junior High School and had played on the football team, track team and was a member of ‘the school paper s He was a member of the Taylor 1st LDS we and had served as a deacon and a scou Surviving are his ‘mother, Mrs. Elaine | M. Vanderwood, and one sister, Jody K. — Vanderwood,' both. of Kanesville; his grandparents, Mrs. Arthur (Margaret) — McKeen, North Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Jack : _ ,VanderWoude, de Oesen. : Funeral services will be held. Monday at | 2p.m. in the Larkin Chapel of the Dawnin | Ogden with Bishop Mike Atkinson of the ‘Taylor lst Ward condu ou Friends may call at the mortuary Mon- . day from 12 noon to 2 enc Interment will _ be in the North Ogden Cemetery. The oo suggests coamibaticns to the PrimChildrens’ Hospital in Salt Lake a. — Another veer has ROSSEC_us by, but not without ‘its memories. For most of us life GOES on, Bil To Ched with love.